yock
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Fairfield, OH | reply to benc
Re: Is There A Chat Room (Hopefully Flash Based) That Does This?
I don't think you understand IRC, but since it must be web-based the entire point is moot. |
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twizlar
I dont think so.
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| Web Based IRC clients do all the leg work, you just install it on your site and it connects and joins automatically. All you have to do is have a bot set the room to +m when there are no operators in the channel and then no one can talk.
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yock
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| said by twizlar  :Web Based IRC clients do all the leg work, you just install it on your site and it connects and joins automatically. All you have to do is have a bot set the room to +m when there are no operators in the channel and then no one can talk. I didn't consider a web-based IRC client.
I don't think a bot would necessarily work, but channel operators could +v/-v people as necessary. You'd still need some kind of bot to automatically grant +o to people delegated as moderators though, unless you're going to have a 24/7 sysop.
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twizlar
I dont think so.
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| Its called Chanserv, or an eggdrop. Eggdrops are more useful as you can tell them to do whatever you want. Basically you can have it -m the channel when an op is present.
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yock
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| Except that Eggdrops require that you know TCL to do anything useful. I'm rather familiar with IRC usage, but not with running one. Do IRC daemons often come with a Chanserv-like bot or are they readily available to perform these types of tasks?
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twizlar
I dont think so.
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Brantford, ON | That functionality is standard to eggdrops, and yes chanserv exists on almost every network.
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